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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-18
Egyptian Agriculture.

Every reader of the Bible is famil.
lar with its frequent references to
Egypt as land SO rich in corn that
it not only produced abundance for its
own dense population, but yielded
supplies for expectation to neighbor-
ing countries. Profane history cor
roborates these statements. Diodor-
Gus Siculus bears explicit testimony
to the skill of the farmers of ancient
Egypt. He informs us that they
were acquainted with the rotation Of
crops, and were skillful in adopting
these to the soil and to the seasons.
The ordinary supply of corn furnish
ed to Rome has been estimated at 90
600, 900 bushels, annually. From the
same author we also learn that they
fed their cattle with hay during the
annual inundation, and at other times
tethered them in the meadows on green
clover. Their sheep were shorn twice
annually ca practice common in sew
eral Asiatic countries) and their
trial package of Piso's Remedy for
Catarrh gave perfect satisfaction. l
enclose stamps for a SOC package.
Please send at your earliest conven-
fence.
LILLE N. SMITH.
Perue, Mass, April 81, 1885.
ewes yeaned twice a year. For relig-
ious as well as economical reasons,
they were great rearers of poultry,
and practiced artificial Matching, as Mt
the present day. The abundance or
scarcity of the harvests depended up
on the height of the annual inunda-
ton. If too low, much of the land
could not be sown, and scarcity or
famine ensued. On the other hand,
great calamities befell the country
when the Nile rose much above the
average level. Cattle were drowned,
villages destroyed and the crops d.
minished, as in such cases many of the
fields were still under. water at the
proper seed time. In 1918 a calamity
of this kind took place, when the Nile
rapidly attained height of 8! feet
above the proper level.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-18

Sandusky, o., Nov. ~, 1885.
have used Surprise Liniment for rheu
matism and testify that 1t Is the very best
remedy ever tried. My wife used It for
sore throat and found speedy relief. Ed
ward Colley, coal dealer. s14y1
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ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
MISCELLANEOUS
HOUSEKEEPING MELODIES.

Sing song OF cleaning house
Pocketful OF nailsf
Four andtwenty dust-pans,
Scrubbing brooms and pailsi
When the door Is opened,
Wife begins TO sing;
"Just help me move this bureau hero,
And hang this picture, won't you, dearf
And tack that carpet by the door,
And stretch this one little more.
And drive this nail and screw this screw;
And here's job have for you
This closet door will never catch,
think you'll have to FIX the latch:
And Oh while you're about IL, John,
wish you'd put the cornice on,
And hang this curtain, when you're done
I'll hand you up the other one;
This box has got to have hinge
Before I can put on the fringe;
And won't you mend that broken chairf
Id like hook put up right there,
The bureau drawer must have knob;
And there's another little job
really hate 10 ask you, dear
But could you fix a bracket here"
And on Il goes, when these are through,
With this and that and those 10 do,
Ad IN fpifuH', and more too,
All in merry jingle
And isn't IL enough TO make
A man wish he was single' (Almost)
--Cdrrie ~ Bronson, in Good Housekeeping.
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CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP,

Notice is hereby aivcn that the subscribers have
this day formed limited partnership, under the
provisions of chapter yeight Of the General
Statutes Of the State OF Michigan, for the transac-
ton of the retail grocery business in all ITS DEPART
ments at and in the middle store of the "Comstock
Brick Block" 80 called, in the city Of Alpena,
County Of Alpena and State of Michigan, and
hereby declare and publish
FnsT. That the firm name under which the
business is to be conducted is Mullerweiss and
Company.
SECOND The business TO be transacted by said
partnership is the retail grocery business in all it's
departments,
the city Of Alpena, Mich. is the general partner,
and Andrew w. Comstock, who resides at the city OF
Alpena, Mich, is special partner.
FOURTH. That said special partner, Andrew w.
10 the common stock.
FIFTH. That said partnership is to commence
on the third day of May, A. ID. 1881, and terminate
on the third day of May, A. d. 1889.
Dated at Alpena, Michigan, this Sd day of May,
A. ID. 1887. -
JOHN MULbERWEISS.
Executed in presence of j. b. Comstock, Ssml
p. Lee.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF ALPESA
On the Sd day of May, A. ID. 1857. before me, a
rotary public in and for said county, personally
appeared John Mullerweiss and Andrew ". Com
stock, TO me known to be the persons who executed
the foregoing articles of partnership, and they
orally Acknowledged the same to be their free act
and deed ..
JOSEPH b. COMSToCK,
Notary Public, Alpena Co, Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
COUNTY or ALPENA,
John Mullerweiss being duly sworn, says he is
tho general partner Of the firm of Mullcrweiss &
Co., and that Andrew w. Coinstock, the special
partner in said firm has contributed in cash, to the
common stock of said partnership, the sum OF
three thousand dollars, and that said amount has
been actually and in good faith contributed aud
applied 10 the same.
JOHN MULLERWElSS.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me- this 5th day
JOSEPH Is. COMSToCK,
Notary Public, Apena Co. Mich
s22w6
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-18

Omaha house hunter-"I thought
you said this house was perfect one. ="
Agent-"Indeed it is, man."
"Why, the ceilings have no height
at all"
That's 80 they'll be easy to keep
clean, mann.
"And the windows are dreadfully
small"
"To keep the sun from fading the
carpets, mani"
"And there is no bathroom"
That's to save soap, mam."-Oma.
ha World.
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A widow of Pennsylvania rail-
road man has built for herself resi-
dencc of iifty-two rooms, one for each
week in the year.
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TO THE LADIES f!

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Group is fatal IL not quickly relieved.
Surprise Liniment cures Group speedily.
Have IL ready for use. At druggists.
Surprise Medicine Co, Sandusky, o. S14y1
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CHANCE n 10 MONEY!

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cash plan. Write for circulars and our very
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PROCLAMATION.
Department " State. civ Of Nashville


Department ~ State city of Nashville
WHEREAS, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, or
w the STATE ut Tennessee. ut it, IOryflth SEQ
sion. Chapter NJ. lugC. 1889 Acts al ISL submit
ted IN the qualified voter, ~ the state thc follow.
ing amendment Ia The Constitution. to.WiG
"To add ~ Subsection Eighteen 10 Article Eleven
~ said Constitution ihc following.
" section is-Nn person shall manufacture Zoe
sale. or scll. or keep Tor sale o. beverage any In.
loNicaung liquor whatever, including wine. ale or
beer
"'Thc Gcncrl Assembly shall by law. prr.pribo
regulations for th' enforcement ut the Prohibition
herein contained aud shall ilCroh, pro- ide slia-
BILE pounltC. for tho violation 81 Che prnyitinns
hcrCOi' "a BE- ratified and approved. or rejected,
Whereas, 10y section T. iurc los, it IS provided.
among other thing, that the SECRETARY 81 stata
the Governor and Comptroller an hCu'by cnustt.
tutcd a BOirl Of lnsTpUt0rs Whose duty 10 shall bs
10 compare and canvass snii vote aud toCcrtiiy tho
result thereof ~ proclamation duly made fDr thirty
days In slmC daily or other nowsuupgr published "a
Knoxville, ChutmuOogu. Nu.hy lc and Memphis"
Now, therefore in conformity with the foregoing
provision If law We do hpn'hy certify that nt the
election held on the 9ith day ui September lA,T,
there were cast "fOr The proposed Ampudmcut'
il7,i0i votes and Against the proposal Amend.
mcur 1877 votes us Il nppchr from the rrturng
duly made io and nov on Tile In the Office oi tho
-erWArv ui state.
10 testimony whereof We have hcrcuntn sct orr
Official aguaturs, aud by order Of the Governor
Utpod the Great Seal of The state 60 hU nniNCl ut
the Executive Department la Nashville, thls 18th
BoBT l.. TAYLOR
Governor
join ALLISON
sorrtun Oi State
PIP. IlCkAEp.
o9s Comptroller
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Criminal Nnnri.

August Hin and J. c. Clark, carrying
concealed weapons, $50 and sixty days in
the worL-housc.
Tho CoiIman jury was completed by the
selection OF the following two gentlemen
yesterday morning ]. II. Proudht,
superintendent OF the Pamela oil mills, and
T. 4. MAYO, salesman for Van Nlcct 4
Co, druggists II has been decided 10 adj
loum court 20 the Jail this morning, whore
the testimony of Charles Thorn will bc
hcanl Thorn !, confined to his he'd with
pneumonia. The following W,r, auaigucd
yesterday. Mike Casey, lauvuy. plead NOT
guilty. Morris Eosguc. aurry. p.t-I ros
guilty. John Nc bNa, lauyuy 4. ID guilty.
John Mum, assault with ir'.l. tg l.-..E
number, plead not guilty. William john
s1u. murier. plead o.; guilty., AH,-
Lewis lauEuy plead rr -l.N. Wy
Brown. carr ,u- % pistol, p.E-l Oh. s'f-s.
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The clean ing soothing anu healing
prupyriic. of narhy.s rmphylar.ic Fluid
aru experienced Zoe tiD Treatment md Gun.
Of Cntnnh and kindred complaints. The
Fluid suuthc. and heals the iniluncd NOM
huuy- and removes the offensive olpr
that ohlmct,riyrs thrdiaDl-c. Should the
Inflammation have reached the throat u-r
the Fluid O., glrslt 90 alliy thc inllam.
nation and ip disiuirrt.
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changed

\ lrn short weeks ago that young girl was
thr prrouiirliiun uf health. Virur and
beauty. The blush upon her checks Hynlrd
TINT ui thu rose, her step IVA. light aud buoy
uui lur every movement WIS revelation ui
perfect physical health. Yet now she H.
pHllid and hlWnul, aud her superintendent
vitality hls given plarr tu strange dullu,s.
aud lJ-iIuiu. What ll, caused thi, rlHup
Functional irrgulautirs which CON hrpunU
hy d. lvurs "luNnr.ir Prescription. ID
rrmrdy tp which thousands Of wolfram TODAY
owe their lives. An duarIatH.
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W. T. Walton. ul~prueurld, Tom. SAYS
~ have been suffering with neuralgia boo tHr
face and head OIL aud 600. Iur thrrr ytlrs
purchased box of De- Tanners uHiNhIr
Neuralgia Jurg, and took eight of che 1900.
have not i,lt any symptoms uf neuralgia
since ligiN,s me pleasure tl recommend b."
lanrum Root Medicine Co., Manufacturer.
Nashville, Tom. ur.urs Ter bON Sold of
Holster drug stOrp e,I Nliustrpt
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CmcNCo, H., Nov ll--Dr. 81 John.
who, Il Is alleged. assisted McGmglc 10
escape aud whoae trial WIS 10 have ho,u
begun before judge Collins TO-DAY, secured.
through his attorneys, @ continuance till
the next term IT court ON thc ground That
the state intended to introduce testimony
relating Ia MrGurielc'sNi-it to 81. Johns
brother IN Canada. and that the latter
could not hp brought hero Immediately.
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Boupy, Mass, Nov a. Mildred is lcr.
aged thirty oolord, attempted suicide
yesterday lee a novel method and will die.
She soaked her uighlIpss with kerosene
and applied o. match ~ H. The pain
caused her Ca repent ul her rash action
and call for help She wls horribly burned
before the flames WvW ,NiluruishDi
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IhaurerS Court.

Calendar iug tomorrow 5iJ>. Iamp-
ton ~. Wynn. 54l9, Jones IS. Iles,1n.
$50. Williams vs.. Cunutec. 5ggi. G1Ni-
inc IS Egi.s. J4gi. Watkins ". Watkins
$50. NI.ker1u 81. Batter, sos. Silk ".
levin. 500. Pride " Pride. 1902, Curi-
gan VS. Louisville. New Orleans a. Texas
railroad. $685. state Vs. llughry.
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H. &. RpUrk 10 Christine Dickmln, tract
oi llnd la seventh ciyil district $500
$ r. andSas& ~nc- tos Il. God
win, part OF lot No. o. Kerr tract,
-, 40 90.
George \. Duncan and wife 10 W. u.
Howe 1T al, trustees lot so. 40, Lucy, II.
;. 1 Carncs, trustee 10 j. H. Goodwin,
lots No. 90 and GG, KEN tract, Sl3,2sl
John H. Grace and wife to Patrick
Walsh, part OF lot No. 500, Oycrion street,
$500.
George h. Duncan to Jesse T.. Boone,
lots No. aud TO- Lucy 500.
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pcated visits to his Office, and a request TO
be permitted TO examine said books, rec
ords and other papers of his said office
they have been unable Ia find the same,
and that the said kallahcr has stated To
them that the papers connected with his
Office were all in the hands OF his attor-
news.
And it further appearing 10 the court
that the Office Of whalimastcr of the
Taxing district Of Shelby county, Tonnes
see, Is public Office, and that the grand
jury of Shelby county are entitled 10
Access thereto, and that they are en-
Titled to examine all the records and
other papers Of said Office in any way
connected with its duties, and that said
grand jury have been prevented in their
efforts 10 examine said records and other
papers of the said Office of wharmnStcr, or
in any way connected with its duties, 10y
the conduct and williul default OF said kal-
laher.
at is therefore ordered and adiudged by
the court that the said Pat kalahcr,
wharlmastcr US Aforesaid, shall on Tues
day, November H. 1887 at his office on
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, at 3
O'Clock p, m, give the grand Jury OF shell
by county free access 20 all of the books
aud other papers in any way connected
with his duties as whahmastcr during
his entire term OF Office ms Wharinasicr OF
the Taxing district Of shelby county and
shall permit said grand jury 10 examine
said books and papers at that time, and |
imm day to day at the same time and |
place until their examination thereof |
is completed: hut, II the said Kalhhcr |
prefers 10 do so, he may bring and de-
liver all OF his said records, books aud |
other papers in connection with the du- !
lies of his Office, insanter, 10 the clerk OF |
This court, for the purpose Of cXamina.
ton by the grand jury In the Discharge Of |
their official duties. lie shall in no wise |
omit or refuse, under the penalty of prose
tuition 10y law, and that the clerk Of this |
'ourt make out and deliver Ia the sheriff |
'i Shelby county a copy ol the order Ia he |
served instantCr on said Pat kallahcr.'
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Soulhom- .in Glasgow 20 friend ry
tho way do YOU know NyScrcN2 North.
omur Ken NcSgwUl co fine 4 ruuud.
man, McscUwl Keeps the sawm'h 600
everything else hu can lay his hands un.
Punch.
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VOC should ua Your tooth brush r.rIf
and morning and Hs 900 HdiUnrl Iurln.
zion ut u,0usu.frl merit such as' Longs
Pearl Tooth soap.
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Wh1' shall h profit mm II No. c1ts 70
1jccut dinner aud then gets sradrk7
Bur,uc.
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Mnnnnnrn. o.. IInb

W. W. Gmruru Ashland. Ky, was
cured ol very Chronic ulccr, by la.,I pi.a.
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Mr. wInsl0ws Soothing syrup should hlwBfa be-
utfd iuf children trethluH n southc tng thIIl
tui'us She gums allHis hll palm Cufvs VIM tI1Ig,
aud b. The hUsi rumuly tot daffhca. - bottle
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HEALTH u WEALTH - Dr. Heaur.gnrds
Tome aud Nertine, the Great
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In on it fi1roa. mental
" and physical depression. fUUrnuiUrhcn hy
purhnndfla, fiCrliiV neuralgia histrr1. utupfrlty
iuf study or business 1urlIiEis impurnuU tpiIcp
ty, los ~ memory npiivninH n the hriiu. unl nl
diseases ~ thU nervous system may hc mdiclllII
cund in either scN by the Ne oi THIS uucxcruci|
pWplmtuu, II % matter NJ fupruv liuIufihni
90 nee appropriate treatment lnr thv rum uI ul
uud hcnluc. after many yCnr trial IN lufupei ~
proved luullihlg n taken nrrOnlinE iu ilIrT t9n
which are aiilxrd "a each bottle. one box cquh
one months treatment. will cufu ulcni cH.
Price. ~ ,Oo huN, nrtlK hoXg for r''un :.
by mail prepaid ON frCCpt ui price. We EuhtAn."
ia BOXES to ruW any ease. Win c!'h ".Nii "
guarantee 20 return the money u treatment -
not effect o. Cur. A. konkyfi a 90, HuHf ~. s1,s
agents ipf United States. ~ and 10 MAIN tLee@
Memphis, Tenn
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MAN.NtiV j. purely vegetable n &c.
composition. No ono u..i blr thp
pr pnro of amy mIupml
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Cool Wrnthrr A. ComInr.

viii hold q special meeting NJ Nu'rr
Parker office, NJ O'Clock, this afternoon.
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BROILS0ME BRETHREN.
ROW IN A FORT PICKERING CHURCH
ON SUNDAY MORNING

Soantling and Sledgo Hammers Brought
Into Requisition-Rev w. II. Evans
and His Flock ut War over New
Church Building.
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A.I,I,n,n aIniiirrs.

Make o trial Of splint coal.
i. NJ. PATTERSON 4 Go,
21S Second street
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CAUGHT IN THF COURTS.
THE GRAND JURY CANNOT GET
HOLD OF KALLAHER's BOOKS.

Judge DuBose Renders Ais Decision
QuashinE the Subpoena, and Notes a
Few Objections Out OF Difference to
Learned Counsel Other Tribunals,
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Probate Court.


II. NJ. Nicely vas appointed executor Of
the estate Of Moses Nicely, deceased.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

40 6i6,. R-In thc Chnnccry Court " shelby coun.
ty.=MHy 81 Bingham q nL w. Hattie NJ ling-
ham 60 o.
by virtue of on iniptOcuiory dcrrc inr ulo. cn-
tCud in the nlU1u gluso on thr iGih day 90 Nav.
ISL NJ. D. IS page q. anil renewed july ~ lN,7, n
h Hn. pIur o., viii su Ht public auction, ~ thf
h.ThDt bidder, Zoo irunI ~ thc Clerk nud Mlsicr
ohuD 100 Che Main tfuUtrutrnUcUl the court hUuss'
ol shelby county Memphis, 1cuncsgv ou
saturday, November 10, 1887,
within ic.al hours. the following described propcr.
g. situated Ia Memphis, shelby county, tennessee
tuWIU
Beginning NJ n place or point whcW the dividing
llUp between lots "A" aud ~ iuftrtIi ur strike
the east line or side Oi iiinlloy avenue ur Town
Reserve NOV Manassas Hifvrni running thence riss
along uld dividing line HNa iort thence uIfih
uIrllCl with Manassas firupt IT, feet thrnoo Wts.
alN' lDyt tn Manassas ftrtI thence south uIuus
ldfirryt it0 feet 90 Che beginning W shown un a
plan Oi KCWb'us lands in thg cause ui q. J..
ilulmwNa kcncuta EcmbcIi % ul' thhnO'p N0nu
Uf shelby county.
Thr above property WIFI No snld In four iuH two
fWutilH u lUr each on cnst Fido ui Mains sir'Ug
hy ono half 0f the depth Of yniirr bot about N iru
between IHulIgl lIucs aud two lots iuntuf lu I'et
on west side uf liua avenue ~ depth between par
nll,l LINES II about 90 iupt
Terms of -aleHuuc ihrl cash. balance iu ono
nul two year. purchaser tO execute notes fItl ~.
proved sUcuuly and lien retained 10 suUuv ueir
pHYWUut
Ills october Is. 1857.
n T. MCDOWELL. c. ana 81.
ry ~ nmdl0y. D. g. aud n.
Taylor q Carroll, X y. Jordan and T. y. G''
Henry SOLICITOR. Vol
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The above Is sold Wholesale aud Retail, by II.
J. HESTER, the Druggist At Memphis, Tenn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-07

The Supreme Court Of Appeals met at
Charleston Saturday afternoon with the
Judges all present. The following bust.
ness was transacted: %
Lallance vs.. Fisher, from Cabe!l county
opinion by Snyder; decree Of Circuit
Court affirmed.
Aspinall vs. Barrackman, from Lewis
county; opinion by Snyder; appeal dis.
missed as impsovidently awarded.
Brooks Va. Miller and Fitzhush ct als.,
from kanawha county; opinion by Sny.
der; decree OF Circuit Court affirmed.
Mcclure, Commissioner, Va. Mauper.
lures heirs, ct als., from Wyoming county
opinion by Green; appeal dismissed aa
improvidently awarded.
Williams VI. Erart, from Fayette county
opinion by Green; judgment Of Circui,
Court affirmed.
Morris administrator vs.. Wilkinaon
from Cabell county; opinion by Green
decree reversed and cause remanded.
kinports Va. Rawson, from Greenbrier
county; opinion by johnson; decree re-,
verssd, injunction dissolved and bill dis,
missed.
Bontill's administrator Va. Railway com.
pany, from Ohio county; writ OF error al,
lowed. no bond being required.
J. W. st. Clair waB admitted to practice
on motion OF i. W. Wilson.
Adjourned until 1 o'clock Saturday
afternoon next.